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Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report Page 11-34 <br /> Forward Inc. Landfill 2018 Expansion Project <br /> effort. <br /> • Long-term monitoring of at least five years shall be funded by the Project <br /> Sponsor, subject to approval by the regulatory agencies. <br /> • Annual monitoring reports shall be submitted to each permitting agency. <br /> • A wetland delineation and habitat map shall be prepared during the final year of <br /> monitoring and included in the final annual report. <br /> • Subject to review and modification by the regulatory agencies,specified success <br /> standards shall call for, at a minimum, 80110 survival of all container plantings <br /> and 75% total vegetative cover at the end of the monitoring period and after at <br /> least two consecutive years of no supplemental irrigation. <br /> H.2 Loss of Chinook Identified in This EIR Less than <br /> salmon and steelhead. Mitigation Measure H.2-1. To ensure that no aquatic vertebrates are stranded Significant <br /> during abandonment of the existing South Branch of the South Fork of Littlejohn's <br /> Creek, the following measures shall be implemented: <br /> • Channel abandonment shall be restricted to the dry season (i.e., between <br /> June 15 and October 15). <br /> • Channel abandonment shall occur only when the channel bottom has been <br /> dry for at least one week, that is, at least one week after the most recent <br /> release of water from Farmington Reservoir or any other sources. <br /> • Prior to initiation of any work within the abandoned channel(e.g., <br /> construction of coffer dams, filling, connecting to the realigned channel), a <br /> qualified biologist approved by the USFWS and CDFW shall inspect the <br /> entire length of the work area for any stranded aquatic vertebrates; any <br /> stranded aquatic vertebrates shall be captured and relocated to the nearest <br /> body of water in the same stream system. <br /> • Only a qualified biologist with all necessary federal and/or State permits <br /> may relocate fish and amphibians. Federally and State-listed species may <br />